With its all-new 2005 Cobalt LT, Chevrolet attempts to crack the import-dominated compact-sedan segment by making a car that people will want to buy, as opposed to a car they can merely afford. While ...

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In the early 2000s, Japanese automakers quickly learned the car market just wanted an affordable, reliable car. In the performance segment, Toyota, Honda, and Mitsubishi took significant strides ahead ...

Let's paint the scene for you. It's late December 2005, you're home sick from school, and you just fired up Need for Speed: Most Wanted on your GameCube. After thrashing around in the iconic E46 M3 ...

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The Chevy Cobalt will replace the 22 year-old Cavalier this November as GM’s so-called “universal small car”, which will available as a coupe and sedan and designed to be non-offensive to just about ...

The SS badge has been a mainstay of the Chevrolet brand for decades. These are the coolest SS models ever produced.

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The 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage, vehicle history and location. The nationwide average price for a 2005 Cobalt is $6,228 ...

It sounds like the setup to a bar bet: a front-wheel-drive compact sedan built on a budget platform — the kind of car you'd find in a rental lot between a minivan and a crossover — posting a ...